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The Quick Wise Guide to Writing Grant Proposals: Learn How to Write a Proposal in 60 Minutes (2) - Softcover

Thompson, Waddy

 
9780998512440: The Quick Wise Guide to Writing Grant Proposals: Learn How to Write a Proposal in 60 Minutes (2)

Synopsis

LEARN HOW TO CONSTRUCT A GRANT PROPOSAL
A concentrated short guide to writing a good grant proposal

  • Need help organizing your thoughts about your program?
  • Want to learn how to make a persuasive argument for support?
  • Don't have time to read a 300-page grant writing guide?
Then The Quick Wise Guide to Writing Grant Proposals was written for you. It presents an in-depth short course in the elements of a good grant proposal narrative. You'll learn what questions funders expect to see answered and how to weave those answers into a compelling case for support of your nonprofit.
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Unlike other grant writing guides, this quick guide concentrates solely on the writing process to help you express yourself with clarity and passion. Its informal style will make you feel like a good friend is guiding you along.

Use The Quick Wise Guide to Writing Grant Proposals to get started today.

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About the Author

WaddyThompson has successfully raised funds over the last 30 years for a variety of New York City arts organizations, ranging from small grassroots groups to the Whitney Museum of American Art and Second Stage Theater. He has taught grant writing for New York University's Heyman Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising and has run grant writing workshops for a wide variety of organizations. In summarizing his teaching in this book, he seeks to demystify the grant-making process and empower people who are passionate about a cause to raise more funds.

From the Back Cover

WaddyThompson has successfully raised funds over the last 30 years for avariety of New York City arts organizations, ranging from small grassrootsgroups to the Whitney Museum of American Art and Second Stage Theater. He hastaught grant writing for New York University's Heyman Center for Philanthropyand Fundraising and has run grant writing workshops for a wide variety oforganizations. In summarizing his teaching in this book, he seeks to demystifythe grant-making process and empower people who are passionate about a cause toraise more funds.

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